Entity licensed to dispense prescription drugs such as pharmacy (pharmacist), physician, or other licensed health care professional.
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Drug tiers
Option introduced in the Medicare prescription drug plan that allows each plan to group different drug types together (i.e., generic, brand, preferred brand). Tiers could be used to describe drug groups that are based on classes of drugs. If the tier option is used, the plan should provide clarification on the drug types covered under the tier in the prescription drug plan notes section.
drug use evaluation (DUE)
Same as drug utilization review except it is qualitative. See drug utilization review (DUR) .
Drug Utilization Review
A method for evaluating or reviewing the use of drugs in order to determine the appropriateness of the drug therapy.
drug utilization review (DUR)
Evaluation of prescription drug use and prescribing patterns by physicians to establish the appropriateness of drug treatment. DUR may be done for individual patients, an entire insured group, for current, past, or future usage. Medication costs may be reduced by substituting generic for brand name drugs and use of a drug formulary.
Drug utilization review (Health Insurance)
A process of appraising and reconsidering the usage of drugs to determine the effectiveness of drug treatment.
Druggists liability insurance
A form of professional liability insurance for druggists.
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A contract that protects a druggist in case of a suit arising out of filing prescriptions, missed delivery of drugs and other operations normal to a drugstore.
Druggists’ liability insurance (Liability)
Insurance that covers a druggist against liability stemming from filling prescriptions, unfulfilled drug deliveries, and the like.
Dry Lease
The rental of a “clean” aircraft without crew, ground staff or supporting equipment.
Dry perils
The following are categorised as dry perils: aircraft, explosion, riot and civil commotion, malicious damage and earthquake. They are a group of perils, additional perils, that extend the cover under a standard fire policy.